Hi everyone, I had planned this activity well in advance thanks to Internet (YouTube, and some websites), my personal knowledge and some handy tools that the installation was a success. I use a MacBook Pro late 2011 which supports this hard disk without any additional connectors.

It works as it was described! Easy to install, just need to find the right screw to hold the card in place. Gave new life to my older laptop.

Transcend's SSD370 delivers swift performance in capacities all the way up to 1TB.

Consistently fast read and write speeds; Offered in a wide range of sizes

A bit expensive for the capacity

SSD prices are diving, and we're all too glad to welcome that. This 1TB Transcend SSD370S1TB can be had for very close to $500. This is notable because now with M.2 and PCIe SSDs entering the market, you can no longer pack in several SATA SSDs or HDDs in a system equipped with one or two PCIe SSDs,...

Transcend's SSD370S 512GB SATA III SSD is a decent performing drive with a nice bundle. Overall the drive delivers a good SSD experience, but it's currently overpriced for the performance it offers.

Transcend SSD 370 128GB drive is suitable to enhance the PC performance. Though the read and write speed of the drive is not exceptional than other 128 Gb drives we received for review, yet it costs less than Plextor M6S 128 GB SSD.

Silent; looks good; no heat; comes with 3.5-inch desktop adapter; three years warranty

Slow write speed

Transcend's SSD370S is a better-than-average SSD thanks to a deep bundle and features, but its price and warranty, relative to competitors such as Samsung, suppress its value proposition.

Available in six capacities; Includes 3.5-inch desktop bay adapter; Several high-end features; including nicely unified software suite

Three-year warranty is less than what competing drives offer; So-so write speeds; given the price; Unclear endurance rating

Over the last couple of years or so we've looked at many Solid State Drives that feature various technologies in the attempt to boost speed and performance. Some have been successful, some have not.

Very affordable; Solid accessory package with cloning software; Very fast Read speeds; Well suited for OS drive

Sequential Write speeds only satisfactory; Performance increases as capacity increases

It's been ten years since last testing any Transcend products, back in the days of DDR2 memory and 1GB flash drives . However, that changed when recently picking up a Transcend SSD370 256GB solid-state drive.

We got the first glimpse of Transcend's SSD370 at Computex last year and now the drive has been in retail for quite some time. The interesting bit about the drive is its custom Transcend firmware, which is accompanied by a relabeled Silicon Motion SM2246EN controller (Transcend calls it TS6500).